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Hariki Whare creates wairua-enhancing environment
For the first time, the Short Rehabilitation Programme for Men was delivered in the small, remote Eastern Bay of Plenty community of Te Kaha. Delivered at the Hariki Whare, the venue provided a therapeutic and wairua-enhancing environment close to the moana.
Staff call random muster in te reo Māori for the Māori Language Moment
On September 14, Christchurch Women’s Prison joined the country in marking a historic moment, by calling a random muster in te reo Māori, the first time it has been done.
Network launched for young staff
Young staff from custodial, community, and national office roles came together to launch Ara Poutama Aotearoa’s first ever Young Staff Network.
Pilot paves positive pathways
A new programme is being piloted to help men to maintain what they have learnt in one of our Special Treatment Units.
Kea Project - award finalist
The Kea Project, which makes visiting prison more friendly for children, has been named as a finalist in the Public Service Commission Spirit of Service Awards.
Fostering motivation through carving course
Seven people on Community Work sentence in Otago District have taken part in the first Work and Living Skills (WLS) Oamaru stone workshop.